Brunelcare is a Bristol-based charity providing high-quality housing, care and support for later living in the South West.
For over 80 years, we have been dedicated to supporting individuals to remain as independent as possible for as long as possible in a range of different settings. As a charity we are focused on investing any surplus back into providing care and support that is tailored to the individual needs of our service users.
Whether you’re looking for care in your own home, at one of our specialist care homes or reablement facilities, or independent living, we’ll help you find the right service to suit you.
From short-term reablement to 24/7 nursing, we have a range of care and support options to suit your changing needs and help you maintain your independence.
Person-centred care is at the heart of what we do; our experienced teams will support you to live well in later life by tailoring your care to suit you. We are widely recognised for our expertise and excellence in caring for people living with dementia.
Live well in later life with homes designed to support your independence. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality and safe housing, whether you’re looking for complete independence or need a bit more support at one of our extra care housing sites.
Our sites allow you to become part of a community, with communal areas and gardens, and our purpose-built properties are adapted to support you in later life. We believe everyone should feel comfortable and safe wherever they call home.
24th Jul 2024
Today we launched Thrive at Brunelcare, a new career development initiative and commitment to support the professional development and career planning opportunities for all Brunelcare colleagues.
26th Jun 2024
Little Heath Care Home had the pleasure of welcoming Sarah, the Lead Nurse for Adult Social Care at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), as part of a broader initiative
29th May 2024
Our Community Services team, based in Somerset, has come together to support one of their colleagues whose 5-year-old son, Jack, has been diagnosed with Stage 4 High Risk Neuroblastoma Cancer.
